My parents once gave my sister and I a math problem, some multiplication of two large numbers. Much to my chagrin, my sister came up an answer the fastest, to which my parents replied "Wow! That's right!" I worked so quickly to try to come up with the right answer, and I fumed about her getting it right until I realized that she had just made up a number...my parents really didn't know the answer either, but by acting confidently like they did, I couldn't see the lies until a minute later.
What a ridiculous analogy. Where M is the work required to do the multiplication, F is the work required to tell a lie, and T is the work required to tell the truth, you telling us that T + M > F does not give us any reason to doubt that T < F.
If you are really interested in privacy, read the Privacy Policy. The first thing I did was print it out, and lo and behold, if you don't want to be recognised, you can use their alternate service at http://generic.amazon.com.
On generic.A9.com, they won't recognise your A9.com or Amazon.com cookie, and the information they gather will not be used in their data analysis.
We've just got home from a night out, and we noticed that there is a big ring around the moon (at least from here in Melbourne) - very strange. If I was sober I would google this interesting phenomenon - can someone just tell me what it is instead?
That is true, but how long until phones have 4MP cameras built in? Just because they aren't good enough now, doesn't mean that the camera companies shouldn't be worried.
While technically correct, there is nothing there (except perhaps file extension) to denote that it is actually PHP, and I'd argue that you have to at least use one statement/command out of a language to actually make something count as being written IN that language. Otherwise, it's just written in English.
Your example was:
<?="hello, world!"?>
While technically correct, there is nothing there (except perhaps file extension) to denote that it is actually PHP;)
I hate this feature - but as I frequently have 20+ windows open at a time I just put the start bar up the right hand side of my widescreen D800, and can have masses of windows open at a time with no difficulty whatsoever in accessing them.
But then at heart (and at home) I'm a mac user - we tend to 'think different';-)
Is this software going to intercept any archives (.rar,.tar.gz,.zip etc.), unarchive them and check them? I'm not against such software - Universities have a right to disallow file trading on their networks, just as I have a right to use an ISP which doesn't use such software for my home connection. However, I just think that this won't work, at least not without blocking or hindering so much legitimate use that everyone revolts against it.
IIRC (unlike windows, I have only had to install OS X once), iTunes comes on a separate CD, along with all the other iApps. Also, if you don't want it, to rid your computer of iTunes is as easy as dragging the application to the Trash.
This whole age-cutoff thing is simply garbage - just like "Grand Theft Auto" itself - and sooner or later, I would imagine, we'll come to our senses and ban these games from public commerce, just like we ban child pornography and entertainment spectacles such as cock fighting and dwarf throwing.
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In Japan, sanity is talking to a robot called Snuggly Ifbot :-/
My parents once gave my sister and I a math problem, some multiplication of two large numbers. Much to my chagrin, my sister came up an answer the fastest, to which my parents replied "Wow! That's right!" I worked so quickly to try to come up with the right answer, and I fumed about her getting it right until I realized that she had just made up a number...my parents really didn't know the answer either, but by acting confidently like they did, I couldn't see the lies until a minute later.
What a ridiculous analogy. Where M is the work required to do the multiplication, F is the work required to tell a lie, and T is the work required to tell the truth, you telling us that T + M > F does not give us any reason to doubt that T < F.
which cleans it right up.
I found that fix here on /., but can't remember who to credit
javascript:(function(){var s=document.body.style;var x=s.display;s.display='none';s.display=x;})()
Disclaimer: I read this fix here on /. - not mine
If you are really interested in privacy, read the Privacy Policy. The first thing I did was print it out, and lo and behold, if you don't want to be recognised, you can use their alternate service at http://generic.amazon.com. On generic.A9.com, they won't recognise your A9.com or Amazon.com cookie, and the information they gather will not be used in their data analysis.
We've just got home from a night out, and we noticed that there is a big ring around the moon (at least from here in Melbourne) - very strange. If I was sober I would google this interesting phenomenon - can someone just tell me what it is instead?
That is true, but how long until phones have 4MP cameras built in? Just because they aren't good enough now, doesn't mean that the camera companies shouldn't be worried.
While technically correct, there is nothing there (except perhaps file extension) to denote that it is actually PHP, and I'd argue that you have to at least use one statement/command out of a language to actually make something count as being written IN that language. Otherwise, it's just written in English.
Your example was:While technically correct, there is nothing there (except perhaps file extension) to denote that it is actually PHP ;)
How about:
Seeing as php just passes on anything not contained within
tags, surely the best Hello World script is the followingI hate this feature - but as I frequently have 20+ windows open at a time I just put the start bar up the right hand side of my widescreen D800, and can have masses of windows open at a time with no difficulty whatsoever in accessing them.
But then at heart (and at home) I'm a mac user - we tend to 'think different' ;-)
"Here everyone, r00t this guy."
That means something quite different here in Australia! I'll pass, thanks :)
In Soviet Russia, people download scripts to wipe their home directories, and find that they install Word instead!
and also, I should ask the obvious question: can it do .ogg ???
Is this software going to intercept any archives (.rar, .tar.gz, .zip etc.), unarchive them and check them? I'm not against such software - Universities have a right to disallow file trading on their networks, just as I have a right to use an ISP which doesn't use such software for my home connection. However, I just think that this won't work, at least not without blocking or hindering so much legitimate use that everyone revolts against it.
that was supposed to be in reply to the al gore comment.
I know you were being funny, but thought I should point that out :)
For those who are interested: The first use of 'spam' for spam
IIRC (unlike windows, I have only had to install OS X once), iTunes comes on a separate CD, along with all the other iApps. Also, if you don't want it, to rid your computer of iTunes is as easy as dragging the application to the Trash.
"The contract covers 'the season,' which runs from the first pitch of preseason to the last pitch of the World Series," Chiemingo said.
I know nothing about baseball, but it seems to me that preseason, by definition, is not covered by 'the season'.
There is also a very unique message ID at the end of the headers section:
Very unique as opposed to ???
This whole age-cutoff thing is simply garbage - just like "Grand Theft Auto" itself - and sooner or later, I would imagine, we'll come to our senses and ban these games from public commerce, just like we ban child pornography and entertainment spectacles such as cock fighting and dwarf throwing.
Even dwarf throwing is illegal now?